Article by Axandra

Article by Axandra
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Many webmasters have received a "mobile-first indexing enabled for www.website.com" notification from Google during the last few days. What does this mean? Will your website get better rankings on mobile now? Will your desktop rankings drop?

Back in the 2016 timeframe global spend by companies on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) services was over $64 billion dollars with projections to grow year over year.

Back in the 2016 timeframe global spend by companies on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) services was over $64 billion dollars with projections to grow year over year. According to Salman Abideen, Founder & CEO of Client Surge, a leading SEO Expert located in Tysons Corner VA, this represents a tripling of SEO spend from 2008, an eight-year cycle, and the projection for SEO alone is close to $80 billion dollars by the year 2020.

It’s safe to say that SEO has transitioned from a nice to have line item in your marketing budget to a mandatory budgeted expense for every business that relies on the digital platforms for all or a portion of their branding, sales, marketing, and advertising – regardless of industry, geo-location, product/service offering or size.

Article by Axandra

Article by Axandra
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How much do you have to an SEO agency for their work? A recent study found out that 51% of SEO agencies charge more than $1,000 per month. $100-$150 per hour is the most popular hourly rate for SEO specialists. Should you hire an SEO agency?

The award-winning SEO company will offer white label packages for reselling opportunities.

The award-winning SEO company will offer white label packages for reselling opportunities.

Submit Express, an award-winning SEO company in business since 1998, now offers white label reseller packages for its cutting-edge SEO services. The company’s packages offer small and mid-sized businesses an affordable alternative to costly marketing campaigns with ambiguous results.

Article by Axandra

Article by Axandra
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More than half of all online searches are carried out on mobile devices. If you want to reach all customers, your pages must be listed in the mobile search results.

Being listed in Google's mobile results is the first step to success. However, it's not enough if you want to get new customers through your mobile website. Mobile SEO is more than just having a mobile-ready website.

In preparation for the impending rollout of Google’s Mobile-First Index, HigherVisibility has published a resource entitled “How Google’s Mobile-First Index Works: Important SEO Best Practices” to provide some explanation of what’s to come and how companies can prepare.

In preparation for the impending rollout of Google’s Mobile-First Index, HigherVisibility has published a resource entitled “How Google’s Mobile-First Index Works: Important SEO Best Practices” to provide some explanation of what’s to come and how companies can prepare.

With this guide, HigherVisibility Managing Partner Scott Langdon lays out the similarities and, more importantly, the differences between Google’s desktop-first and mobile-first indexing. To give context for Google’s inevitable move to mobile indexing, the guide also communicates how The Internet as a whole (and the way we use it) has continued to evolve year after year as technology advances forward.

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Simple things can have a major influence on the conversion rate of your website. Even if your website has great content, website visitors won't find it if the navigation menu on your website is bad. The navigation of your website is equally important as the content of your web pages.

Website visitors are impatient. If they cannot find what they are looking for within seconds, they will go away. The following handy tips will help you to improve your website navigation.

With the update of its Rank Tracker tool, Link-Assistant.Com announces that they have started to generate a huge cloud database of keywords and their rank tracking history that will allow automatic tracking of keywords in the cloud.

With the update of its Rank Tracker tool, Link-Assistant.Com announces that they have started to generate a huge cloud database of keywords and their rank tracking history that will allow automatic tracking of keywords in the cloud.

Link-Assistant.Com, a developer of the all-in-one suite of SEO tools, has presented today the reinvented Keyword Research module in Rank Tracker. The release delivers two big announcements at once. First, the launch of a new progressive way of collecting keywords – right from the strongest competitors. The feature gives access to a huge database of the best SEO keywords of any competitor to cover all possible topical niches of a particular industry. Second, moving a part of rank tracking history to the cloud as the preparation to automatic keyword tracking. It means that users won’t have to monitor rankings themselves. Instead, they will receive reports and notifications when rankings rise or drop. The update is available to all Rank Tracker users (this includes Free, Professional, and Enterprise editions).

Jason McDonald reviews the current controversy on Facebook privacy in light of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Jason McDonald reviews the current controversy on Facebook privacy in light of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The focus is, however, on the business implications.

Jason McDonald, a San Francisco Bay Area expert consultant in SEO and social media marketing at https://www.jasonmcdonald.org/, is proud to announce an interview on the current Facebook privacy crisis in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica revelations. The interview was released on Friday, March 23, 2018, on the ‘School for Startups Radio’ hosted by Jim Beach.Social Media Marketing Book. “The political aspect of the scandal, while interesting, was not my focus in the Jim Beach interview,” explained Dr. McDonald, Director of the Jason McDonald SEO Consulting Agency. “Instead, Jim and I discussed what this tells us, as marketers, about Facebook and where the continued opportunities will be on the world’s largest social media platform.”

Article by Axandra

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Over the past few years, Google has dramatically improved the ability to index web pages that require JavaScript to display their content. Can you get high rankings with JavaScript-only web pages? If Google can index your JavaScript pages, will they also rank your pages?